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Don't play at 1440p on a 4K TV. Every 2 pixels rendered will be stretched onto 3 onscreen pixels. There are tons of displays that support 1440p at 120Hz+ there are even 1440p ultrawides that support it.

I feel like everyone but ZeqOBpf6 is ignoring the fact this was part of a Point-Counterpoint Op-Ed. The day before they posted the Point: https://www.tomshardware.com/news/wait-to-buy-nvidia-geforce-rtx-gpus,37673.html With this article being the counterpoint. This is not "zomg tom's...

Unlike the regular rumors of Ti being announced, this one is based off of Nvidia's website. It has a countdown with the caption "it's almost time" with the TI in time bolded, the background is metal that looks suspiciously like titanium, and the hashtag #ultimategeforce leads one to believe...

So anyone using this and a non g sync monitor able to get full screen g sync working on with normal mode on the other monitor?